Naming the Grief: A Gentle Guide for Helpers (Faith + Therapy)
Helpers experience grief too — not only after death, but after illness, divorce, burnout, identity shifts, and seasons of life that quietly ended.
Naming the Grief is a gentle, faith-and-therapy–informed printable created for therapists, caregivers, and helpers who feel emotionally heavy but struggle to name why.
This resource offers a safe space to acknowledge loss, notice how grief shows up in your body and emotions, and release the pressure to “be okay.” It’s not about fixing grief — it’s about holding it with compassion.
Designed to be used slowly, gently, and revisited as needed.
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What’s Included
• prompts to identify different types of grief
• reflection on how grief shows up emotionally and physically
• gentle prayer and affirmations
• space to release shame, pressure, and over-functioning
• printable PDF (instant download)
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Who This Is For
• therapists and helping professionals
• caregivers and leaders
• anyone grieving changes that others may not see or understand
• those wanting a faith-grounded, non-overwhelming support tool
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What This Is Not
• not a replacement for therapy
• not a quick fix
• not pressure to process everything at once
This is simply a place to pause and be honest.
Thank you for purchasing. I hope this guide meets you gently where you are 🤍
A gentle printable for helpers carrying grief that often goes unnamed — grief over health, relationships, identity, burnout, or seasons that ended. Designed to help you acknowledge loss without guilt and hold it with care.